LECTURE 1

Question 1

as a legal document given by the government that permits a person to offer to the public skills and knowledge in a particular field.

Answer 1

License

Question 2

Who define license as a legal document given by the government that permits a person to offer to the public skills and knowledge in a particular field.

Answer 2

Leighton

Question 3

It is also defined as the authority or liberty granted to do or omit an act. Specifically, in law, license is a permission to practice. It is not anybody or everybody who can practice radiologic or x-ray technology.

Answer 3

License

Question 4

s the most important tool for legal control and enforcement of radiologic technology practice. It is a means to gather statistical

Answer 4

Licensure

Question 5

the recording of the names of persons who have qualified under the Law to practice their respective profession.

Answer 5

Registration

Question 6

means, it is an occupation or calling requiring advance training and experience in some specific or specialized body of knowledge, which provides advice to society in that special field.

Answer 6

Profession

Question 7

the first radiologic technology school was opened in

Answer 7

1969

Question 8

the first radiologic technology school was opened at

Answer 8

Family Clinic (Caritas FCI Hospital and Colleges)

Question 9

which refers to the performance or offer to perform or render, for a fee, salary or other reward or compensation, services requiring an understanding of the principles and application of procedures and techniques in the supervision and care of patient undergoing radiological examination be it diagnostic or therapeutic way.

Answer 9

Republic Act 7431

Question 10

the skills that a radiologic technologist should apply in performing procedure assigned to them.

Answer 10

Technical skills

Question 11

this is the skills a radiologic technologist should use and apply in expressing their thoughts either orally or in writing.

Answer 11

Communication skills

Question 12

two classification of radiologic technologist

Answer 12

Diagnostic and therapeutic technologist

Question 13

deals on the diagnosis of patient diseases such as chest, bone survey, mammography etc.

Answer 13

Diagnostic technologist

Question 14

deals on the therapeutic side of radiation such as radiation therapy (cobalt),nuclear medicine etc.

Answer 14

Therapeutic technologist

Question 15

The radiologic technologist can look forward to the position as

Answer 15

Clinical instructor
Classroom instructor/ professor
Dean of the college/department

Question 16

• should be a registered professional
• must have at least 2 years experience in the area of assignment
• must have undergone training in the supervision of students

Answer 16

Clinical instructor

Question 17

• must be a registered professional
• must show proof of competence in the field of specialization assigned to him

Answer 17

Classroom instructor/professor

Question 18

• must be a registered professional
• must be a masters degree holder
• must have teaching experience

Answer 18

Dean of the college/departmen

Question 19

states that in order to be admitted to the radiologic examination, an applicant shall, at the time of filing of his/her application, therefore, has established, to the satisfaction of the Board, that he/she:

A. a FILIPINO citizen
B. of good moral character and has not been convicted of a crime invoking moral turpitude, and
C. a holder of baccalaureate degree in radiologic technology from a school, college or university recognized by the government if he applies for the radiologic technology examination, or a holder of an associate in radiologic technology diploma from a school, college, or university recognized by the government if he applies for the x-ray technology examination.

Answer 19

Sec. 19 of Republic Act 7431

Question 20

indicates the scope for X- Ray technology examination, unless changed or notified by the Board, the examination shall cover the following:

A. Radiation Physics, Radiobiology and Radiation Protection
B. Radiographic Positioning, Radiographic Technique, and Special Procedures.
C. Anatomy and Physiology and Medical Terminology D. Film Processing and Film Analysis
E. Darkroom procedures
F. Nursing and Departmental Procedures in Radiology G. Professional Ethics and Jurisprudence

Answer 20

Sec. 20 in R.A. 7431

Question 21

indicates the examination for Radiologic Technology, unless changed or modified by the Board and covers the following:

A. Radiation Physics and equipment maintenance, Radiobiology and Radiation Protection.
B. Radiographic Positioning, Radiographic Technique , and SRE with contrast media.
C. Human Anatomy and Physiology and Medical Terminology D. Film Analysis and Film Processing
E. Nursing and departmental Procedures in radiology and professional Ethics

F. Ultrasound
G. Radiation Therapy
H. Nuclear Medicine
I. Radiographic Pathology
J. CT and MRI
K. DSA
L. Phlebotomy/ Venipuncture

Answer 21

Sec.21 of R.A. 7431

Question 22

provides that a candidate must obtain a general rating of seventy-five (75%) in
the written test with no grade lower than sixty (60%) in any of the subject.

Answer 22

RA. 7431, Section 22